Samsung Celebrates 20 Years in India With Discounts, Cashbacks, and Other Offers

Korean electronics giant Samsung has launched special offers on the occasion of the brand’s 20th anniversary in India.

The 20-day ‘Celebrating 20 Years’ special offers will be on between December 11 and December 30. It would include offers of up to 20 percent cash back on exchange and 20 easy EMI options on select TVs, ACs, refrigerators, washing machines and microwave ovens, a company statement said.

There will also be more than 20 attractive offers on the ‘My Galaxy’ application, 20 percent off on extended warranty packs across select mobile and consumer electronic products. There would also be special wedding packages on televisions and home appliances, as well as one time screen replacement on select models of smartphones valid for one year.

The Samsung brand stores will have exclusive offers in the form of free product insurance, 5 percent cashback for HDFC Bank credit card holders and Samsung SmartClub loyalty points in addition to the offers mentioned above on TVs and home appliances.

“The trust, belief and expectations of our consumers have inspired us to innovate and address their needs through innovation. This promotion is a way for us to thank our consumers who have stood by us through all these years,” Ranjivjit Singh, senior vice president, corporate marketing, Samsung India, said.

HC Hong, President and CEO of Samsung India, said, “The last two decades has been a glorious journey for Samsung India. Along the way, we touched millions of hearts and became one of India’s biggest multinational corporations by revenue. This achievement is a result of the collective effort of all our colleagues, partners and consumers who have stood by us and believed in us over these years.”

“Thank you India for helping us successfully reach this great milestone. We believe in co-prosperity, and the entire Samsung India family looks forward to continued support from across the country as we prepare for the Next 20 years and beyond,” Mr Hong added.